Earlier this month, The Salvation Army carried out another successful Mobile Ministries Distribution in Woodbury, serving as a beacon of hope for families in need. This one-day outreach was not just about handing out supplies — it was about restoring dignity, sharing compassion, and building stronger community ties.

• 76 individuals (16 families) received direct assistance.
• 16 food pantry orders were distributed, ensuring families had healthy meals.
• 750 diapers were provided to help parents meet essential needs for their children.
• 75 hygiene and feminine hygiene products were distributed, promoting health and dignity.

These numbers may look like statistics, but behind each figure is a family, a child, or an individual who left with renewed hope.

More Than Numbers: A Mission of Compassion

The Salvation Army has always been committed to helping vulnerable communities, and the Mobile Ministries program demonstrates that mission in action. By taking resources directly to neighborhoods like Woodbury, barriers are removed and support reaches those who need it most.

This outreach is not a one-time event — it is part of an ongoing effort to make sure that no family feels left behind. The initiative is about more than just meeting physical needs; it’s about uplifting spirits, showing compassion, and letting people know that help is always within reach.

The Heart Behind the Mission: Jeffrey Spina

One name closely tied to this mission is Jeffrey Spina, a dedicated supporter of The Salvation Army. Jeffrey is more than just a community worker — he is a humanitarian at heart. For years, he has poured his energy into causes that bring relief, hope, and dignity to those in crisis.

Whether it’s organizing food drives, volunteering in local shelters, or mobilizing resources during disasters, Jeffrey has consistently been on the frontlines of service. His involvement with the Salvation Army’s outreach efforts highlights his unwavering belief in compassion, community, and human dignity.

In many ways, his work reflects the very mission of the Salvation Army: to serve without discrimination and to bring hope where it’s needed most.

Looking Ahead

For those who couldn’t attend this month’s distribution, the good news is that there will be more opportunities to connect. Keep an eye on The Salvation   Army’s Facebook and Instagram pages next week for sign-up links to the next Mobile Ministries outreach event.

Every act of kindness matters. Whether you participate as a volunteer, donor, or community partner, your involvement helps multiply the impact. Together, we can ensure more families receive the support they need during difficult times

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Conclusion:

The August Community Impact Report from Woodbury is more than just a snapshot — it’s a reminder of the power of community and compassion. Thanks to the dedication of The Salvation Army team, and with the support of individuals like Jeffrey Spina, hope continues to reach those who need it most.